Top 10 Things to See in Philadelphia 🇺🇸 - Philly Travel Guide

One of the most important buildings in American history, where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were drafted and signed.

One of the oldest and largest food halls in the country, housing over 100 vendors with fresh produce, baked goods, restaurants and clothing.

A significant architectural landmark and the largest City Hall in the United States, adorned with sculptures and topped by a statue of William Penn.

One of the most popular museums in the United States, known for its extensive collection of paintings, drawings, and historical objects, and famous for the 'Rocky' movie.

The credited location of where Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag, featuring 13 stars for the original colonies.

The burial site of Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers; the grave can be viewed from outside the cemetery.

An area along the Delaware River named in honor of William Penn's arrival, featuring Spruce Street Harbor Park with food stalls, boat tours, and scenic views.

Located at Penn's Landing, offers food, refreshments, boat tours on the Delaware River, and scenic views.

A significant bridge in Philadelphia, offering bike paths and pedestrian walkways with views of the Philly skyline.

An important piece of American history, can be seen with long wait times or viewed through a window outside the building.

A place where you can find the roast pork sandwich.

A place where you can find some authentic tomato pie.

The oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the United States, dating back to 1703, named after Jeremiah Alfred.

A fountain near the Philadelphia Museum of Art.